Formula Nissan Championship Collection

Formula Nissan World Series
Ander Vilarino (ESP) Epsilon by Graff qualified in 3rd place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002.

Formula Nissan 2.0 Championship
Left to right: 2nd place, Jose M. Perez-Aicart (ESP), race winner Santiago Porterio (ESP) and 3rd placed Matteo Bobbi (ITA). Formula Nissan 2.0 Championship, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series
Left to right: Ander Vilarino (ESP) 2nd place, race winner Franck Montagny (FRA) and 3rd placed Ricardo Zonta (BRA). Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series
Justin Wilson (GBR) Racing Engineering qualified 8th place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series
Narain Karthikeyan (IND) Tata RC Motosport qualified in 9th place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series
Ricardo Zonta (BRA) Gabord Racing qualified 2nd for race one. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2.0 2002
Left to right: 2nd place, Borja Garcia (ESP), race winner Matteo Bobbi (ITA) and 3rd placed Juan A. Del Pino (ESP). Formula Nissan 2.0 2002, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2.0 Championship
Second place in race two went to Jose M. Perez-Aicart (ESP). Formula Nissan 2.0 Championship, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2. 0 2002
Mathias Lauda (AUT) Epsilon by Graff, did not finish. Formula Nissan 2.0 2002, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2. 0 Championship
Race two winner Santiago Porterio (ESP) Repsol Meycom crosses the line. Formula Nissan 2.0 Championship, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Open Telefonica Nissan Championship
Antonio Garcia (ESP) (left) Adrian Campos (MEX) (centre) and Patrice Gay (right). Open Telefonica Nissan Championship, Monza, Italy, 1 October 2001

Formula Nissan World Series: Angel Burgueno Repsol Meycom. 6th place
Angel Burgueno (ESP) Repsol Meycom. 6th place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Left to right: Ander Vilarino 2nd place, race winner Franck Montagny
Left to right: Ander Vilarino (ESP) 2nd place, race winner Franck Montagny (FRA) and 3rd placed Ricardo Zonta (BRA). Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: 2nd place Franck Montagny Racing Engineering lead the start of the race
2nd place Franck Montagny (FRA) Racing Engineering lead the start of the race. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Pole sitter Rafael Sarandeses 7UP GD Racing
Pole sitter Rafael Sarandeses (ESP) 7UP GD Racing. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Justin Wilson managed 8th in Qualifying for Racing Engineering
Justin Wilson (GBR) managed 8th in Qualifying for Racing Engineering. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Ander Vilarino Epsilon by Graff took 2nd place
Ander Vilarino (ESP) Epsilon by Graff took 2nd place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Race winner Franck Montagny Racing Engineering
Race winner Franck Montagny (FRA) Racing Engineering. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: 3rd place Rafael Sarandeses 7UP GD Racing
3rd place Rafael Sarandeses (ESP) 7UP GD Racing. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Tuka Rocha Gabord Competition. DNF
Tuka Rocha (BRA) Gabord Competition. DNF. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Race winner Ricardo Zonta Gobord Competition
Race winner Ricardo Zonta (BRA) Gobord Competition. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Franck Montagny Racing Engineering qualified on pole for race two
Franck Montagny (FRA) Racing Engineering qualified on pole for race two. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2. 0 2002: Race winner Matteo Bobbi Vergani Racing
Race winner Matteo Bobbi (ITA) Vergani Racing. Formula Nissan 2.0 2002, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2. 0 2002: Mathias Lauda Epsilon by Graff, did not finish
Mathias Lauda (AUT) Epsilon by Graff, did not finish. Formula Nissan 2.0 2002, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Ricardo Zonta Gabord Competition qualified in 2nd place
Ricardo Zonta (BRA) Gabord Competition qualified in 2nd place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Narain Karthikeyan Tata RC Motorsport qualified in 9th place
Narain Karthikeyan (IND) Tata RC Motorsport qualified in 9th place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Ricardo Zonta put his Garbord Competition qualified 2nd
Ricardo Zonta (BRA) put his Garbord Competition qualified 2nd. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan 2. 0 2002: Juan A. Del Pino finished in 3rd place for Repsol Meycom
Juan A. Del Pino (ESP) finished in 3rd place for Repsol Meycom. Formula Nissan 2.0 2002, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

Formula Nissan World Series: Justin Wilson Racing Engineering qualified in 8th place
Justin Wilson (GBR) Racing Engineering qualified in 8th place. Formula Nissan World Series, Valencia, Spain, 11-12 May 2002

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The Formula Nissan Championship, also known as the Formula Nissan 2. 0 Championship, has been a thrilling motorsport event since its inception in 2002. This championship is part of the prestigious Formula Nissan World Series and has witnessed some unforgettable moments over the years. In the early years of the championship, drivers like Angel Burgueno from Repsol Meycom showcased their skills on the track, securing an impressive 6th place finish. The competition was fierce as Ander Vilarino clinched second place while Franck Montagny emerged victorious with his Racing Engineering team. One race that stands out is when Franck Montagny led from start to finish, leaving no room for his competitors to challenge him. His exceptional driving skills earned him a well-deserved victory in this high-stakes series. Notable racers like Ricardo Zonta and Justin Wilson also left their mark on this championship. Wilson's remarkable performance in qualifying secured him an eighth-place position for Racing Engineering, while Zonta claimed third place representing 7UP GD Racing. Rafael Sarandeses made headlines as he dominated during pole position with his team 7UP GD Racing. However, it was ultimately Montagny who stole the show by leading every lap and crossing the finish line first. Ander Vilarino from Epsilon by Graff proved himself to be a formidable competitor throughout multiple races, consistently securing second place finishes and showcasing his unwavering determination. The Open Telefonica Nissan Championship provided fans with exhilarating moments year after year. From intense battles for podium positions to breathtaking overtakes on every corner of each circuit, this championship never failed to deliver excitement and adrenaline-fueled action. As we look back at these memorable events within the Formula Nissan World Series, it becomes evident that this championship attracts some of the most talented drivers in motorsports history.